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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17110, 15 March 1919, Page 16

Amusements. THE LEADING PICTURE THEATRES. ' X And Their Star Features To-day! QUEEN'S ..Bessie Barmen,!© in " The Outcast. PRINCESS .. Olga Petrova, in ''Tempered Steel," and ChaplinSTRAND .. Mabel Normand in ■' Pock's Bad Girl. GRAND .. .. " The Seal of Silence" and "A Dog's Lite. Queen's — nSiIS!! : DEEN'S UUEBN'B. A DELICATE AND DRAMATIC STORY FEATURING THE GREAT EMOTIONAL AND Ch'«KACTER ACTRESS. BESSIE "RARRISCALE, ' ESSIE JJARRISCALE, BESSIE "RARRISCALE, ESSIE JJARRISCALE, BESSIE "RARRISCALE. ESSIE (SCALE. BESSIE "RARRISCALE. ESSIE JJARRISCALE. BESSIE "DARRISCALE. KKSIE JJARRISCALE. BESSIE "RARRISCALE. ESSIE JJARRISCALE. <SHV RFT OFT WITH A MOTIVE OF REVENGE BUT THE MOTHER LOVE IN HER HEART WAS, AWAKENED BY THE TINY HANDS OF A OUSTING CHILD. THIS LEADS TO THE UNEXPECTED DENOUEMENT OF THE C*i?'OS?TW. Of? :05: THE HAST - fkFF. IHE L'AST-VJPF. As a Working Girl He Spurned Her. As a Famous Across He Neglected Everything for Her. Why Did She Not Spurn Him? See This Picture And in Addition WILLIAM "TkUNCAN VYILLIAM i/UNCAN AND PAROL pOLLOWAY VAKOL XIOLLOWAY m THE EIGHTH EPISODE OF THE piGHTING TRAIL. IHE I Ightlxg J- rail. dtrand ~ qtrand. Strand — Strand. N.Z.'a Largest and Finest Picture House. OTRAND QTRAND. bIKAXD ■ DTRAND. Diroction: Fuller's Pictures, Ltd. TO-DAY AND TO - NIGHT. A GOLDWYN SUPREME PRODUCTION. MABEL VOKMAND Ai-liL 1> OuALvND MABEL ATOKMAND ArTEL IIOttMAND MABEL VORMAND A-iEL INUKMAND MABEL \TORMAND AbEl IMOHMAND MABEL V"ORMAND AiTEL IN ORMAND Is a Natural. Laughable, Lovable Character in tho Masterpiece of her Career, PECK'S DAD PIRL. J ECU'S JOAD VJIRL. PECK'S DAD fJIRL. EC'K'S JJad VJIRL. PECK'S "DAD niRL. XFfK'S IJ'»D VJIRL. PECK'S PAD niRL. i ECU'S JJAD UIRL. SHE CAFSES A RIOT! SWEETHEART! SHE TATCHES A SWEETHEART! A WHOLLY DELIGHTFUL. FRESH, AND FASCINATING STORY. In "Peck's Bad Girl," Mabel Normand finds several opportunities to discard her soiled gingham .dress aDd tam-o'-shanter and don some pretty gowns and fashionable hats- Many will bo eager to see her as the merry mirthmaker of old, as well as countless others who love to see the Goldwyn star becomingly gowned in several up-to-the-minute frocks.. EARLE FOX DOES THE LOVE-MAKING. Also, LATEST PATHE GAZETTE - - Topical. THE GAMING GAMBLER - - - Comedy. CASTLES OF ENGLAND - - - - Scenic. DSUAL SATURDAY PRICES. Book by 'Phono 31K.* Sessions: 11, 12 50, 2.40. 4.30, 6 20. and 8. GRAND. — Opp. G.P.O. — TO-DAY, RAND. — — * 0-DAY. THE VERY LATEBT CHAPLIN PRODUCTION. pHARLIE PHAPLIN VVHAttUE VHAPLIN In PHARLIE pHAPLIN vharlie Chaplin A t\og'9 pHARLIE pHAPLIN A V V \ -MR VHAPLIN T IFE. pHARLIE pHAPLIN Li Charlie vhaplin Ho is Greater than Great, and Better than Best, AT THE GRAND TO-DAY. PHARLIE pHAPLIN In VHARLIE Chaplin CHARLIE pHAPLIN A "nOG'S HARLJE VHAPLIN A V pHARLIE pHAPLIN T IFE. VHARLIE VHAPI.IN L pHARLIE pHAPLIN VHARLIE VHAPLIN Screening at 12, 2, 4, 6, and 815. COME! COME!! COME!!! To THE GRAND TO-NIGHT. PHARLIE pHAPLIN V Hi VHAPIIN In PHARLIE PHAPLIN n „ m I A n..jE Chaplin a "HOG'S pHARLIE pHAPLIN A M t/4\fn,iE Chaplin t ife. PHARLIE pHAPLIN XJ VHARLMi VHAPLIN VITAGRAPH DRAMA, THE OEAL f\F CILENCE. HE DEAL Up OILENCE. Starring EARL WILLIAMS. A Great and Thrilling Picture. Whose was the child sho eventually brought to his house? sth Chapter THE TTOUSE f\? TTATE sih Chapter IHE HOUSE Up JJ-ATE THE GRAND TO-DAY. SPECIAL PRICES.— Sessions: Circle, Is- Stalls, 6d: Children, Half-price. After B p.m.: Circle, 2sj Stalls, Is (plus tax); Children, Half-price. GLOBE. PLOBE. LOBE. Continuous. V LOBE. pLOBE. p. LOBE. ULOBE. 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. vJLOBE. THE PARAMOUNT OUPER-FEATURE RAGLE'S pYE. Third Episode, " The LIAGLE'S 111 YE. Plot Against the EAGLE'S YE. Fleet." An attempt to AGLE'S Hi YE. bottle up the Great FiAGLE'R T?YE. Atlantic Fleet m Now j«r> v-s JV'K, York Harbour. EAGLE'S PYE. A story of the Imv CLE'S J-iYE. perial German GovernEAGLE'S PYE ment's Spies and Plots \r.i.F'R Jl/YE. in America, by William EAGLE'S PYE. J. Flynn, recently re\OT,E'S JIiYE. tired Chief of the U.S. EAGLE'S PYE. Secret Service. AGLE'S JJ YE. ALSO, PLAYING PAIR. The Great Fox TeaLAYING J? MR. ture, featuring WilP LAYING PAIR, liam Farnum. the LAVING J- AIR. Strong Man of the PLAYING PAIR. S;reen. _ LAYING J: AIR. V'atcli his Smile. PLAYING PAIR. Watch bis Scowl LAYING 1 AIR. But most of all watch his fist—and duck. SUNSHINE POMEDY. Roaring Lion arid UXSHINE COMEDY. Wedding Belli. A Picture 1..r the Kiddies. Patriotic Notices. AST ~ RETURNED SOLDIERS. For four years during the winter months, throughout the period of the war. the Women's Patriotic Leagno have entertained the mothers and wives of many soldiers, who thus have spent many a pleasant hour nt the Town Hall. Many soldiers have married abroad and their wives have returned with them to New Zealand. We heartily invite the wives to join the wicial gatherings, which will be resumed in March. 1 will bo pleased if all such, particularly recent arrivals, will send me their names and addresses, in order that they may not bo overlooked. JESSIE H. GUNSON. Mayoress, i Auckland, Maroh 15, 1919. A VICTORIA LEAGUE jl|L RED CROSS ||y||| COMMITTEE. THE WORKROOM IS NOW OPEN, and any helpers will be welcomed. << Cut-out Garments given out to be mad© up. Wool for Sill,